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11-Nov-2009, 12:56 PM #1
the remove hardware safely icon disapear!
I could not find the key in the registry that controls the initialization bar so I could turn on again the icon that controls all the USB devices.
Can anyone really help me?
I'm using an INTEL motherboard, Core DUO processor, and WinXP SP3
Thanks in advance
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Great.
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